Roxon Phantom/Phantasy
Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2020 11:35 pm
This was recently shown on a multitool forum. There have been a lot of knives over the years with interchangeable blades. I myself own a 1990 Buck Selector, but it came without any blades (well, other than the clip point slipjoint blade my model has; it's the two layer). But, there really haven't been a whole lot of multitools. The Havalon Evolve is about the only multitool I can think of. And none so far that had blades interchangeable between a multitool and a folder.
Links:
http://www.roxontool.com/col.jsp?id=146
http://roxontool.com/col.jsp?id=147
If you ask me, even as critical as I am of Chinese companies (and especially their marketing tactics; which often involve spamming forums; but so far, this company hasn't done such) period; I quite like the design, and ability to interchange blades to my liking and the task at hand. There are many blade cho; ices MTs at present are not offered with at all. The tools allow one handle and the blade to come off without any tools--that will make cleaning so much easier. And the big scissors (carried over from a related model, the Storm) are something I'll use a lot as well. It's not been released yet; but I plan to at least try the multitool and a couple different blade types when it comes out. The knife comes with a drop-point blade, and the tool an "Americanized Tanto". I'm most interested in the hawkbill "Talon" and sheepsfoot blades.
Links:
http://www.roxontool.com/col.jsp?id=146
http://roxontool.com/col.jsp?id=147
If you ask me, even as critical as I am of Chinese companies (and especially their marketing tactics; which often involve spamming forums; but so far, this company hasn't done such) period; I quite like the design, and ability to interchange blades to my liking and the task at hand. There are many blade cho; ices MTs at present are not offered with at all. The tools allow one handle and the blade to come off without any tools--that will make cleaning so much easier. And the big scissors (carried over from a related model, the Storm) are something I'll use a lot as well. It's not been released yet; but I plan to at least try the multitool and a couple different blade types when it comes out. The knife comes with a drop-point blade, and the tool an "Americanized Tanto". I'm most interested in the hawkbill "Talon" and sheepsfoot blades.